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SUMMARY:POETRY 2017-311
DESCRIPTION:We’ve all fallen in love with a poem. But what happens after we read a favorite new poem? How do we move from inspiration to writing our own poem?\nDuring each class\, we’ll read contemporary poems\, discuss what makes a poem “work\,” and then write new work inspired by these examples. Some of the poets we will study are: Tracy K. Smith\, Ocean Vuong\, Solmaz Sharif\, Natalie Diaz\, and Richard Siken.\nA large portion of each class will be devoted to  using the  writer’s workshop model in order to give and receive feedback from our peers on our new work. Each week\, we’ll focus on learning more about a specific craft element (image\, narrative\, voice\, etc.) in poetry. For instance\, after reading odes as a class\, perhaps you’ll write an ode to a favorite honky-tonk or breakfast cereal!\nBy the workshop’s end\, each student will have an expanded sense of how poems are made\, how to approach a new draft\, and how to make use of new revision techniques. \n
URL:https://inprinthouston.org/event/poetry-2017-311/
LOCATION:Inprint House\, 1520 W Main St\, Houston\, TX\, 77006\, United States
CATEGORIES:Writers Workshops
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